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Not Quite As Dramatic As The Title Suggests

April 24, 2017 by Julie Leave a Comment

This book is the story of Ellen, a hypnotist living in Sydney.  She meets a man named Patrick and starts dating him.  But Patrick has a past!  On their fourth date, Patrick tells Ellen that he has a stalker from a past relationship.  We are introduced slowly to Saskia, the stalker, and there are chapters from her point of view, as well as the point of view from Ellen. As Ellen and Patrick grow closer, Saskia seems to grow more desperate and does more crazy […]

Filed Under: Book Club, Fiction, Romance Tagged With: books by women, contemprary romance, hypnosis, Liane Moriarty

Julie's CBR9 Review No:13 · Genres: Book Club, Fiction, Romance · Tags: books by women, contemprary romance, hypnosis, Liane Moriarty ·
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This book is mesmerizing

January 17, 2014 by Valyruh 2 Comments

  This is my first foray into the works of Swedish crime-novelist Kepler, and it was –umm — mesmerizing. The horrible slaughter of nearly an entire family leaves Detective Joona Linna determined to solve the mystery, and as readers learn right away, the highly-respected detective is always right and is famous for his “told you so”s. The problem is that no one has any idea why someone butchered the father across town, then went to the home and murdered the wife, the little girl and […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Suspense Tagged With: crime, hypnosis, mental disease, murder, psychosis, Sweden

Valyruh's CBR6 Review No:6 · Genres: Fiction, Suspense · Tags: crime, hypnosis, mental disease, murder, psychosis, Sweden ·
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  • esmemoria
    on “After it’s over, of course, you want to kick yourself for all the things you didn’t see at the time. The Had-I-But-Known school of private investigation perhaps.”
    I remember binging on these books so fondly.
  • LittlePlat
    on “To be so ravenous with desperation that the only way out is complete and utter annihilation. A torpedo made of your own sharpened body.”- Senaa Ahmad (or me about wanting to quit this book)
    I suspect I got more enjoyment reading your review than you did of the actual book. "Jail, jail for author...
  • esmemoria
    on “To be so ravenous with desperation that the only way out is complete and utter annihilation. A torpedo made of your own sharpened body.”- Senaa Ahmad (or me about wanting to quit this book)
    This sounds perfectly awful, but I do love this review.
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    on I don’t do torture
    I wish I had read this review before I bought this Audible book. I am just at the halfway point...
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    on “To be so ravenous with desperation that the only way out is complete and utter annihilation. A torpedo made of your own sharpened body.”- Senaa Ahmad (or me about wanting to quit this book)
    Thank you.
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